On Mon, Sep 11, 2000 at 09:46:54PM -0400, Rick Scott wrote:
> I finally got around to getting openMotif to compile on my box. Okay, I had to
> #if 0 out a wack of stuff dealing with XICProc's, whatever they are, so these
> results may be tainted a bit. Anyway, here is what I found......
>
> With LessTif
> we fail 63 out of 555 tests
>
> With openMotif
> we fail 92 out of 519 tests
>
> So to start 36 of the tests did not even compile under openMotif. Correct me if
> I'm wrong Jon, all of the tests have compiled, and run, under some version of
> Motif 1.2.
>
> Unfortunatly, all is not rosy.....We are segfaulting on _alot_ of tests that we
> never used to!!!!!! For example, textf/test8!!!!! Simply creating and
> destroying a damn TextField, we are now segfaulting!!!! Also filesb test11, 12,
> an 13!!!! This is just damn depressing...... A hell of a lot of time and effort
> have gone into the tests over _many_ years, and for what?? It seems that they
> are not being used anymore.....
>
> So much for improvements.....the next step needs to be going back and get
> running that which ran before......sigh.....
I don't understand fully:
"We are segfaulting on _alot_ of tests that we never used to!"
means what: you just discovered bugs in the tests or in LT or in OM?
(probably in all of them ...)
WRT the tests: I recently reported about a buggy test program which just
should crash due to a bug in the code. Probably not the only buggy test
example. Note that running the tests on different platforms is really
helpful here since some environments are less forgiving and therefore
more helpful than others.
--
Alexander Mai
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